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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
Obscure notices and bereavement lines mingle with social quips and advertisements in a fragmented column. The item references Tom Watson and Tom Layless, local schools, prohibition talk, and a reprinted feature from Home Field by Victor L Munters, noting its author’s broad recognition among readers.
A dramatic poem fragment describes a boy on a burning deck observing a German submarine sink. It contrasts a troubled expression with a tense moment at sea and includes a puzzled aside about unsociable things and a riddle about stones.
The piece notes Weeks’s presidential boom ended weakly while Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn faces speculation about finances. It compares Hillis’s alleged gambling with others sent to the penitentiary and warns against emulating the esteemed preacher.
The notice announces buying opportunities as seed oats are to be sown soon and several carloads of supplies arrive this week including seed oats, salt, hay, flour and shorts. It also mentions seed wheat next week and a friend selling two milk cows.
Probate Judge J B Newbery issues notice to relatives and creditors of J H G McDaniel to appear October 14 at 11 three pending letters of administration. The item notes Rudolph Hendricks and Viola Hendricks visiting Pickens with Annie Williams teaching at the Ooloney school.
Deafness attributed to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and nasal mucous surfaces. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a treatment and claims it can restore tube function and hearing, with a general endorsement for constitutional remedies and a product sold by C. H. Hall Company Toledo Ohio.
Fragmented notes report cotton picking activity, a meeting postponement for the Ambrothery Clobe on October’s second Saturday, social visits in Seneca, and a looming school closure as harvest ends. Several local residents, including Dora Freeman and Mrs. J. Smith, are mentioned along with preparations for a committee and a poetry event.
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